Shed and Buried

In Coventry, Henry and former mechanic Fuzz explore Roger's garage, which holds an array of buses. For Fuzz, the visit feels like a busman's holiday, while Henry regards it as a personal voyage of discovery.

Roger is a television programme structured as a single episode. It falls within the episode genre, offering viewers a concise, self‑contained story. The series centres on a handful of characters who engage in everyday adventures, with each instalment presenting a distinct scenario. In this particular episode, the focus shifts to a unique setting in Coventry, providing a backdrop for the ensuing narrative. The episode follows Henry and Fuzz as they wander through Roger’s garage, a collection of buses situated in Coventry. The two protagonists move from one vehicle to another, taking in the variety of models and the atmosphere of the space. Their exploration forms the core of the storyline, with the garage itself acting as both a physical location and a catalyst for the characters’ interactions. The setting is presented simply, without additional subplots. For Fuzz, who previously worked as a mechanic, the visit feels like a ‘busman’s holiday’, allowing him to enjoy the very world he once serviced. In contrast, Henry experiences the trip as a genuine voyage of discovery, encountering the buses with fresh curiosity. Their differing perspectives highlight how the same environment can evoke distinct reactions, underscoring the episode’s focus on personal experience rather than external events.